💨 Abstract

The commander of the U.N.-supported security mission in Haiti, deployed a year ago, urged more international support to combat armed gangs. The mission, led by Kenya, currently has fewer than 1,000 troops, far below its initial goal of 2,500, due to funding, personnel, and logistical challenges. Despite these issues, the mission has established key bases. Haiti's leaders have called for a formal U.N.

Courtesy: theprint.in